Just before Christmas I was provided with a review deck of the newly reboxed Druidcraft Tarot.
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| new box, brighter coloured book cover |
Even a casual perusal of back posts from me will show that the Druidcraft is one of my absolute favourites and I fondly recall buying my first copy from a little incense-infused shop in Glastonbury when I met up with some tarot friends from TABI waaaaaaaaay back in the mists of time – 2004!
Click on image to visit site Since I started this blog, I have been ferreting out different ways to help you choose a significator for your client (or yourself!) in your Tarot work. Here’s another method: Philip and Stephanie Carr Gomm have devised two sets of questions that help you Read more…
Whose favourite Druidcraft Tarot card is this, The Princess of Swords? Hot on the heels of the Carr-Gomms’ highly successful Druidcraft video-conference sessions hosted by Linda Marson at GlobaI Spiritual Studies, I was very honoured when they both took time out of their busy schedules to answer some questions for Tarot Thrones Read more…
Reverting once more to the glorious Court Cards of the Druidcraft Tarot, I’m introducing you to Mr and Mrs Cups. The Queen of Cups stands on the shore of some tranquil waters, her bare toes dipping into the glassy cool depths. Unlike the other Queens of the Druidcraft, she is Read more…
So far we’ve met the Wands family and today it’s the turn of the Swords – which is entirely appropriate given the recent Spring Equinox. As with the Wands, I find that taking a look at the rest of the Swords realm gives me good clues as to what I Read more…